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SOCIAL

DANCING
RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES
CONTENTS
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 Definition and
Content
 Benefits:
 Proper Wear
 Dos and Don’ts:
 Tips for Social
Dancing
 Learning Process
 Summary
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History of social
dancing
The history of social dance dates back centuries.
In ancient Greece, social dancing was used for
religious ceremonies and other special occasions. In
the Middle Ages, courtly dances were performed by
members of the royal court. During the Renaissance
period, social dances became more popular among the
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DEFINITION
Social dancing refers to a wide range of
dance styles, such as Salsa, Tango,
Swing, Bachata, and Waltz, designed for
enjoyment, social interaction, and physical
exercise. These dances often involve
partner work or group formations and are
characterized by rhythm, musicality, and
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BENEFITS:
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a. Physical Benefits: Improved cardiovascular
health, increased flexibility, enhanced balance,
and a full-body workout.
b. Mental Benefits: Stress relief, mood
enhancement, cognitive function improvement,
and increased self-esteem and confidence.
c. Social Benefits: Enhanced communication
skills, strengthened social connections, and
increased cultural awareness and
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PROPER WEAR 6
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• To ensure comfort and ease of


movement, choose clothing that is
breathable and allows for flexibility.
For footwear, women should wear
closed-toe heels or flats with straps,
while men should opt for leather-
soled shoes with a smooth sole

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DOS, AND DON’T’S:


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• Do practice good hygiene, as close contact with
dance partners is inevitable.
• Do maintain good posture and body awareness to
ensure safety and enjoyment for both yourself and
your dance partner.
• Do respect the dance floor and other dancers by
being mindful of your space and not leaving trash
behind.
• Don't monopolize a dance partner or become a
"wallflower" at social events; engage with others and
enjoy the communal aspect of social dancing.
• Don't force movements or push beyond your comfort Sample Footer Text

level; dancing should always be enjoyable and safe.


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TIPS FOR SOCIAL DANCING:


a. Attend group classes or workshops to learn new dance styles and improve your skills.
b. Practice regularly to build confidence and muscle memory.
c. Watch experienced dancers to learn new techniques and refine your own dance style.
d. Be open-minded and willing to try different dance styles to broaden your horizons and find
what you enjoy most.
e. Engage in active listening to the music, allowing it to guide your movements and enhance
your overall experience.
f. Show appreciation and support for fellow dancers by applauding performances and offering
constructive feedback when asked.
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LEARNING PROCESS 10
a.Start with the basics: Learn fundamental steps, posture, and rhythm for the
chosen dance style.
b. Break down complex moves: Break down more advanced moves into smaller,
manageable parts to make them easier to learn and execute.
c. Practice consistently: Regular practice will help you retain what you've learned
and improve your overall skills.
d. Seek feedback: Ask experienced dancers or instructors for feedback to identify
areas for improvement and adjust your technique accordingly.
e. Be patient and persistent: Learning to dance takes time, so be patient with
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Summary
Social dancing is a vibrant and
rewarding activity that offers
numerous benefits for individuals
seeking physical, mental, and
social well-being.

By understanding its definition,


content, benefits, proper attire,
dos and don'ts, tips, and the clear
learning process explained in this
report, participants can fully
embrace the joy and camaraderie
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The way to
get started is to
quit talking and
begin doing.
Walt Disney
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Thank
you
CANONERO MILES
Email: miles
canonero1@gmail.com

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